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Cal Oaks Christian Academy
0Cal Oaks Christian Academy operates as a full K–12 private school in Murrieta, serving families who prioritize Christian-based curriculum alongside standard academics rather than families seeking a…
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About Cal Oaks Christian Academy
Cal Oaks Christian Academy operates as a full K–12 private school in Murrieta, serving families who prioritize Christian-based curriculum alongside standard academics rather than families seeking a specialized tutoring center or remedial program. The school model is classroom-based instruction across grade levels, not one-on-one coaching or small-group test prep. Enrollment suits families already committed to religious education as a foundation for learning—parents choosing between public district schools and a faith-integrated alternative. The typical student moves through elementary into middle and high school within the same institution, building continuity rather than sampling different programs year to year. For families seeking intensive SAT/ACT test preparation, specialized music or art instruction, or remedial catch-up work in a single subject, the dedicated tutoring shops and prep centers elsewhere serve that narrower need. For a multi-year K–12 environment where theology and academics run together, Cal Oaks fills that distinct niche.
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